According to @business, InnoLight, a Chinese optics company valued around $63 billion, is considering a listing in Hong Kong (source: Bloomberg/@business). The source provides no timeline, deal size, or additional terms, and it does not reference any cryptocurrency market linkage at this stage (source: Bloomberg/@business).

According to @business, Alibaba has secured China Unicom as a customer for its AI chips, indicating growing traction for its domestic semiconductor push, source: Bloomberg. Alibaba Group Holding trades under BABA on the NYSE and 9988 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, while China Unicom trades under 0762 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, source: NYSE; Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing. The report did not mention any cryptocurrencies and identified no direct token-market impact, so near-term crypto implications are not specified in the story, source: Bloomberg.

According to Miles Deutscher, since Trump took office, Hong Kong stocks have risen by 17.12%, Chinese stocks by 3.27%, while US stocks have decreased by 4.26%, and Bitcoin has declined by 15.70%. This indicates a stronger performance in Hong Kong equity markets compared to the US, which could influence trading strategies focused on geographic diversification.